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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Atmospheric compression snow and rain events Autumn 2018-2019


Adapt 2030
Wed, 17 Oct 2018 19:32 UTC
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Atmospheric Compression snow & rain events have begun to intensify in numbers and intensity in the last month as the Suns magnetic fields move further out of phase, ushering in more more extreme weather.

Six months worth of rain in a day events in dozens of locations across the planet and this is now turning into all time record monthly snow totals in the first week of a month.


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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Sunspots forecast record cold - Snow has already begun


Adapt 2030
Tue, 16 Oct 2018 19:10 UTC
Summer snow was showing up on the Cody Bowl cam at Jackson Hole
Summer snow was showing up on the Cody Bowl cam at Jackson Hole, Wyoming on August 27, 2018
Butterfly sunspot diagram shows that we are back at 1880's levels in terms of solar inactivity, hence our Earth should be showing signs of cooling as this couples with the regular 11 year solar cycle at its minimum.

Record cold Denver, record snow Missouri, winter weather advisories in Texas and Mexico in mid October, all the while corporate winter forecasts are now adjusted to record cold when last month they spouted warm winter due to global warming.


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Unexpected cold wave causes snow in northern Pakistan

Atif Qayum
Samaa
Tue, 16 Oct 2018 19:18 UTC
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An unexpected cold wave has tightened its trip in Abbottabad and Mansehra with places recording sub-zero temperatures.

Due to the snowfall, the residents have been facing many problems, including power breakdown.

Heavy rains have been lashing areas too.

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From the Great Lakes to California record low temperatures and snow blanket the west

Michael Bastasch
The Daily Caller
Mon, 15 Oct 2018 12:49 UTC
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Daily low temperature records are being smashed in the western half of the U.S. as states from Michigan to California experience wintry weather.

Meteorologist Ryan Maue tweeted Monday that "record low temperatures are covering the map with a major cold front blasting through the Rockies to the Mississippi River."

Southern Colorado saw its first cold blast of the season, according to the National Weather Service (NWS). Temperatures plummeted Sunday evening and snow began to fall. Freezing weather is expected to rebound somewhat over the next couple days.

Comment: In relation to the above, review also this information: North American snow cover is the most it's been in Mid-October in 13 years

Winter came early this year! Snow warnings are issued across EIGHT states as the Rockies brace for record-cold temperatures and a foot of snow

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Adapt 2030 Ice Age Report: Passes, ports and towns cut off by record snowfall in N. Hemisphere


Adapt 2030
Mon, 15 Oct 2018 23:27 UTC
Snowstorm in Nepal
© YouTube/Adapt 2030 (screen capture)Snowstorm in Nepal
Four feet of snow fell across the Himalayan Range during the dry season trapping climbers and trekkers and cutting off villages and towns for the remainder of the winter. Canada had early arrival of sea ice blocking off ports for the remainder of the winter and is now air lifting in 600,000 litres of fuel and tons of food. Roads in USA closed for the winter a month early as record snow blankets the Rocky Mountain states and it is only early October.


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North American snow cover is the most it's been in Mid-October in 13 years

Chris Dolce
The Weather Channel
Mon, 15 Oct 2018 20:43 UTC
Shaded is where at least light snow cover was analyzed across the United States and Canada on the morning of Oct. 15.
Shaded is where at least light snow cover was analyzed across the United States and Canada on the morning of Oct. 15.
Snow is Covering More of North America Than Usual for October

Meteorologist Heather Tesch looks at the snow in October.

It's covering more of North America than it has at this time in over a decade.

Early fall has already brought plenty of winter weather to parts of North America, pushing the continent to its largest snow cover extent for mid-October in more than a decade.

The area covered by snow in North America as of Sunday was 7.77 million square kilometers (3 million square miles), according to an analysis from NOAA. No other Oct. 14 has had a snow cover extent that large in records dating to 2005.

Comment: See as well: Winter came early this year! Snow warnings are issued across EIGHT states as the Rockies brace for record-cold temperatures and a foot of snow

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Winter came early this year! Snow warnings are issued across EIGHT states as the Rockies brace for record-cold temperatures and a foot of snow


Daily Mail
Sun, 14 Oct 2018 18:12 UTC
snow had fallen in Cheyenne, Wyo
Snow Cheyenne, Wyoming
Winter weather is creeping in early this year as snow storm advisories are issued across eight states.

Snow continues to fall in parts of the Rocky Mountains, blanketing Colorado, western Kansas and northern New Mexico reaching up to 12 inches in some areas.

Winter weather warnings are issued in five other states, including Nebraska, Wyoming and Montana through early Monday as forecasters predict heavy snowfall.

While the east coast is experiencing its first refreshingly cool fall weather, the Plains and Rockies are in for a blast of Arctic air that are bringing record lows.

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Ice Age Farmer Report: Michael wipes out pecans - Snow prevents harvest - No meat, and robot farms in Grand Solar Minimum


Ice Age Farmer
Fri, 12 Oct 2018 20:55 UTC
Snow covers soybean plants in Stutsman County,
© Jenny Schlecht/AgweekSnow covers soybean plants in Stutsman County, N.D., on Oct. 10, 2018. The storm dropped more than a foot of snow in some parts of the Dakotas and Minnesota.
Hurricane Michael wiped out over a billion dollars, just after Florence did the same. Christian looks at how Philippines is frantically importing rice after Typhoon Mangkhut, how insurance actuaries are having to adjust to climate disasters, even as pizzas are shrinking and new studies declare that "meat" must soon be a thing of the past in order to "save the climate."


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Heavy snowfall further hampers already delayed harvest in Alberta

Ryan White
CTV News
Mon, 08 Oct 2018 13:32 UTC
Tony Marshall tours CTV's Alesia Fieldberg through his field of wheat near Aldersyde as he awaits an opportunity to finish harvesting
Tony Marshall tours CTV's Alesia Fieldberg through his field of wheat near Aldersyde as he awaits an opportunity to finish harvesting
Farmers across the province continue to be challenged by the cold, wet weather of late as most of their crops remain in the fields.

Based on annual averages over the last five years, approximately 80 per cent of crops should have been harvested by this time. This year, only 40 per cent of harvesting has been completed.

Tony Marshall's wheat on Highwood Crossing Farm near Aldersyde remains in rows weeks after it was cut. "It's certainly not dry enough yet," explained Marshall. "We want to get it down to 14 per cent (moisture)."

Tony Marshall tours CTV's Alesia Fieldberg through his field of wheat near Aldersyde as he awaits an opportunity to finish harvesting

Marshall sees little reason for optimism on his combining prospects in the coming days. "The forecast is looking at more snow and moisture in the next couple days so we are definitely running out of time."


Comment: See also this report from late September concerning the earlier delay: Snow hampers harvests in Saskatchewan and Alberta

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Moisture, snow has 'really hampered the harvest' across the Dakotas and Minnesota

Jenny Schlecht
AgWeek
Thu, 11 Oct 2018 13:02 UTC
Snow covers soybean plants in Stutsman County,
© Jenny Schlecht/AgweekSnow covers soybean plants in Stutsman County, N.D., on Oct. 10, 2018. The storm dropped more than a foot of snow in some parts of the Dakotas and Minnesota.
Heavy, wet snow fell across the Dakotas and Minnesota on Wednesday, Oct. 10, further delaying harvest and possibly damaging crops.

"Harvest will be a real challenge," said Brian Bjork of Forman, N.D.

Even before the snow started falling, harvest already had been delayed by days of wet weather. But with some places reporting more than a foot of snow, it could be weeks until combines roll through the fields again.

Bjork had at least 8 inches of wet snow on his soybeans. He opened up his first field Sept. 28, and most of the low areas were still green. It's been wet ever since, he said.
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